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| Title | [TEC] POLICY BRIEF #15 |
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Linkages between technology needs assessment process and nationally determined contributions process
The TEC policy brief elaborates on potential linkages between TNAs and NDCs. TNAs have been conducted by developing countries since 2001 as a participatory process to prioritize technologies for mitigation and adaptation within countries’ national sustainable development contexts. Around 15 years after conducting the first TNA, its bottom-up paradigm was reflected in the Paris Agreement and the concept of NDCs. In their NDCs countries determine actions within their national contexts that contribute to the goal of limiting global warming to well below 2 °C and preferably below 1.5 °C. The TEC brief discusses new options enhancing the linkages between the TNAs and the NDCs, and why the linkages could be stronger nowadays, building on the recent developments in both processes, previous relevant work of the TEC and of other stakeholders. |
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